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by tomjakubowski
1373 days ago
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Only if you need to read those assets from Javascript with a cross-domain request… right? (nb: you can always insert cross-origin assets to web page, with e.g. a video or img tag, you just can't read the data from JS) Say you stand up a website with an API at https://example.com. You host your static assets on the CDN, at https://example.myfastcdn.com/. So example.com's home page looks like: <head>
<script src="https://example.myfastcdn.com/app.js"></script>
</head>
<body>
<div id="site-root"></div><!-- app.js renders some application here -->
</body>
The origin when you load your site is https://example.com, so the scripts hosted on the CDN can still make API requests to https://example.com.What am I missing here? |
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